ライフサイエンスコーパス: story

1 e materials (a sort of undisclosed or hidden story).

2 olutionary and adaptation to the environment story.

3 facilitating saying goodbye - the end of the story.

4 the conceit of advice and simply give you my story.

5 m, there is a surprising third act in the IM story.

6 ) and IR studies which all tell a consistent story.

7 l. provide a new chapter to the AT2 receptor story.

8 ng perspective, forest SOC is not the entire story.

9 ex while human subjects listened to a spoken story.

10 ain, placebo research may tell only half the story.

11 es of human subjects listening to a narrated story.

12 cate leucyl-tRNA synthetase in this evolving story.

13 s represents a translational science success story.

14 compelling, but they do not tell the entire story.

15 e much walking to school in the snow in this story.

16 ficking to skin have not produced a coherent story.

17 is mankind's greatest public health success story.

18 the field of anesthesia, also appears in the story.

19 n = 45, men and women) listening to the same story.

20 on in a specific gene may not tell the whole story.

21 s is usually a "second-hand" or "third-hand" story.

22 evant, their brain activity told a different story.

23 at "time flies" - when we are engrossed in a story.

24 within an individual across repetitions of a story.

25 ect of the whole patient and his or her life story.

26 interventionist who elicited the surrogate's story.

27 This, however, is only half the story.

28 and county level is an extraordinary success story.

29 had elapsed between pairs of clips from the story.

30 erythematosus reveals a new twist on an old story.

31 cks (Ci) to news stories and the age (Ti) of stories.

32 more fully through an ever-evolving array of stories.

33 te conversation and our appetite for evening stories.

34 ariation data consistently tell two distinct stories.

35 r viewing a collection of videotaped patient stories.

36 t a person's moral actions, and false belief stories.

37 and synthetic biology to create entertaining stories.

38 3 DVDs that contained patient stories.

39 her advice here, and will tell several short stories.

40 d series of reviews is Translational Success Stories.

41 ners comprehending audio recordings of these stories.

42 ns are inveterate producers and consumers of stories.

43 ell as provide some personal reflections and stories.

44 preserving the grammatical structure across stories.

45 changes in neural responses between the two stories.

46 represent the consecutive clicks between two stories.

47 arge differences in neural responses between stories.

48 hile subjects listened to hours of narrative stories.

49 unique neural representations for different stories?

50 mpaired range on the Wechsler Logical Memory Story A (mean score 7.0 +/- 4.5 for Pittsburgh compound

51 d animated shapes in brief social vignettes, stories about a person's moral actions, and false belief

52 l sources of financial support and also with stories about adverse outcomes related to poorly managed

53 We asked participants to read stories about intergroup conflicts and interpersonal con

54 The authors test the effects of news stories about mass shootings on public attitudes toward

55 s, older adults responded less accurately to stories about others' false beliefs and made less use of

56 In experiment 2, participants listened to stories about people's beliefs based on seeing or hearin

57 The mean number of news stories about suicidal individuals published after an in

58 ristics of each story and compared newspaper stories about suicide published in case and control comm

59 newspapers within each cluster community for stories about suicide published in the days between the

60 mation about the gun restriction policy in a story about a mass shooting did not heighten negative at

61 Compared with the control group, the story about a mass shooting heightened respondents' nega

62 vide far richer descriptions and even tell a story about an image, we construct a "visual Turing test

63 e given the freedom to deliver an integrated story about epidemiology's temporal role in protecting a

64 nt literature tells an increasingly coherent story about genetic susceptibility.

65 n on binding tell a clear and very important story about sequence-dependent binding of PAs to DNA.

66 in Chaco should not be used as a cautionary story about socioeconomic failures in the modern world.

67 en systematically put together in a coherent story across the broader age span.

68 In this perspective I tell the story (albeit a clearly abridged version) of how our kno

69 usual variables and mutations of the cluster story, along with more exotic extra variables and genera

70 Some selected research and para-research stories, also covering many wonderful people I had a pri

71 velopment of DTIs as a translational success story; an example in which the combination of scientific

72 record brain activity of 3 speakers telling stories and 15 listeners comprehending audio recordings

73 In experiment 1, participants listened to stories and answered true/false questions about them.

74 on coping with loss incorporating indigenous stories and cognitive behavioural therapy components.

75 clickstream networks in which nodes are news stories and edges represent the consecutive clicks betwe

76 ing about and acting on "hot hands," telling stories and making choices that ultimately are based on

77 s, and government officials to talk, telling stories and sometimes making choices that were later sho

78 t Li is related with the clicks (Ci) to news stories and the age (Ti) of stories.

79 and adolescents (4-17 years old) listened to stories and two auditory control conditions (unfamiliar

80 rocedure to code the characteristics of each story and compared newspaper stories about suicide publi

81 cordings of listeners comprehending the same story and found a significant relationship between the f

82 odel, shedding new light on this complicated story and moving us one step closer to understanding the

83 evidence suggests that there is more to the story and that infection-induced dysregulation of B cell

84 decay and decomposition are only part of the story and to show pictorially that atoms and molecules f

85 case study of energy use of residences: one-story and two-story detached homes, 1,500-3,500 square f

86 nouns or verbs, occurred early or late in a story and were presented alternately in English (non-swi

87 describe an overall plot: "constructing the story" and five subplots that identify and describe comm

88 ple and locations) and narratives (different stories) and that these narrative-context representation

89 os by science leaders that make their ideas, stories, and experiences available to anyone with an Int

90 Their stories, and the background on which they were based, sh

91 a new twist on both the RING domain and IDP stories, and this process of aggregate formation may pro

92 side of biotechnology; the transgenic papaya story; and my leadership time at USDA in Hawaii.

93 Social stories are effective as supports for improved interacti

94 expectations and offering alternative cover stories are fundamentally flawed because they introduce

95 Some of their stories are told here as they dovetail with mine.

96 Although elements of my story are unique, the main points are general: don't be

97 highlighted the synthetic component of this story as it is the ability to generate the designer azad

98 d to offer a historical account of a success story, as I saw it develop from the early times when it

99 ubtypes, Th1 and Th2 cells, tell a different story, as revealed in three papers recently published in

100 However, this is only part of the story, as the P. vivax intraerythrocytic life cycle is c

101 mans who listened to five different recorded stories (attended speech streams), one without any multi

102 n the mid and late 1980s, when the chaperone story began to unfold.

103 The bat-moth story began with the evolution of bat sonar, an exquisit

104 red over traits and goals, internalized life stories begin to emerge in adolescence and young adultho

105 individual scientists, few know the detailed stories behind the discoveries.

106 This article tells the story behind our first paper on the fusiform face area (

107 nges make possible new understandings of the story behind physical injuries, and allow these readings

108 a Durham sampler on the rooftop of the three-story building in Ito City, and counted atmospheric poll

109 or climate than did traditional housing, two-story buildings provided the biggest reduction in mosqui

110 How does engagement with the story cause this distorted perception of time, and what

111 er reports about suicide (including specific story characteristics) and the initiation of teenage sui

112 Several story characteristics, including front-page placement, h

113 uation of information relating to well-known story characters during text comprehension.

114 le recovery ("regreening") and local success stories (community-led conservation efforts) in the Sahe

115 neural coupling to a quantitative measure of story comprehension and find that the greater the antici

116 erhemispheric functional connectivity during story comprehension predicted better receptive language

117 , and 25 age-matched controls during passive story comprehension.

118 ral brain activation pattern as a measure of story comprehension.

119 tributions of these networks to naturalistic story comprehension.

120 nitiatives share a focus on tangible success stories, constant input and guidance from scientists, pa

121 ough Van de Vliert presented an entertaining story containing several original observations, an impli

122 Tracing that story demonstrates the value of such engagement, and for

123 Such stories describe the workings of entire institutions in

124 The news stories described, respectively, a mass shooting by a pe

125 nts were exposed to narratives based on true stories designed to evoke admiration and compassion in 4

126 energy use of residences: one-story and two-story detached homes, 1,500-3,500 square feet in area, l

127 n = 80) during the presentation of a bedtime story during natural sleep.

128 ords did not alter the interpretation of the story (e.g., sobbing to "crying").

129 This story emphasizes the power of multidisciplinary curiosit

130 due to replace cherry-picked and unjustified stories emphasizing error, bias, the power of self-fulfi

131 , and uncritical adoption of such simplified stories encourages continued use of inaccurate assumptio

132 How the story ends will largely be determined by the extent to w

133 1921, F. Scott Fitzgerald published a short story entitled 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'.

134 The story evoked similar brain responses, invariant to the s

135 in, studies testing memory for word lists or stories find that a reminder can renew flexibility of ep

136 plied to ancestral hominid environments, the story fits with evolutionary theory and the fragmentary

137 be memorized in the context of sentences or stories for better control over their meaning.

138 the Distancing-Embracing model to the use of stories for prosocial ends.

139 lanoma patients has been lauded as a success story for personalized cancer therapy since short-term c

140 ce of neural tube defects is a major success story for public health nutrition.

141 elp us understand the rise and decay of news stories from a network perspective.

142 s the development of traits, goals, and life stories from infancy through late adulthood and ends by

143 ferences in neural responses between the two stories gradually increased along the hierarchy of proce

144 Participants judged whether each story had positive or negative valance.

145 obesity increasing, but no national success stories have been reported in the past 33 years.

146 The natalizumab story highlights both the opportunities and risks inhere

147 mals trade-off value and time has a long and storied history, and is the subject of a vast literature

148 dical chemistry, beginning with its rich and storied history.

149 master Francis Bacon used to distill complex stories in a bold way.

150 ship with life are among the most compelling stories in Earth's history.

151 Adult bilinguals read short stories in English containing 8 target words.

152 d more of a story (participants heard motion stories in four installments, with a test after each).

153 therapeutic tool is one of the major success stories in modern immunology.

154 cancer is one of the most important success stories in radiation oncology in the latter half of the

155 one of the outstanding public health success stories in reducing deaths due to smoking, and serves as

156 22) and patients (n = 22) listened to short stories in which we manipulated global discourse congrue

157 After listening to a radio story in the scanner, participants were asked how much t

158 ues used in vivo imaging to tell a different story, in which each CTL killed only 2-16 targets a day,

159 The two methods produce a consistent story: in contrast to their thermodynamic strengths, the

160 Country success stories include rapid increases in Kenya, Mozambique, Ma

161 r the last two decades, with notable success stories including Golden rice.

162 For the last two story installments, motion language produced reliable MA

163 I think Just's life story instigates a discussion on diversity in science, a

164 The main character of this story is Dr. John Riggs, the father of periodontics.

165 ientific topics, without forgetting that the story is king.

166 We revel in these successes, and yet the story is not quite so simple.

167 eason the idea of reconstructing our ancient story is tantalizing, almost irresistible.

168 An exciting new story is that ribosomal proteins are sentinels for the s

169 on for a character at a later point within a story, led to attenuated BOLD responses for auditory inp

170 ing approaches we find that MD regions track stories less closely than language regions.

171 Neither story line does justice to our actual understanding of g

172 uce streams of questions that follow natural story lines, from the instantiation of a unique object,

173 systematically underpowered is not the full story: low power is far from a universal problem.SIGNIFI

174 In Cyprus, such a degradation story materialized 150 y ago, and its promoters aimed to

175 Key to this evolutionary success story may be the high phenotypic plasticity exhibited by

176 In addition, and to make the story more intriguing, zebrafish Tlr4a and Tlr4b do not

177 ouettes of bodies alongside emotional words, stories, movies, or facial expressions.

178 "Tell a story," my mother instructs her graduate students as the

179 These probes were superimposed on story narratives when attended and ignored, permitting a

180 The OBZ story nicely demonstrates that the future of naked mAbs

181 Life stories of diseased and healthy individuals are abundant

182 Specifically, audiences may find stories of individuals in need too emotionally overwhelm

183 this backstory--the history of ideas and the stories of pioneers--and draw lessons about the remarkab

184 Personal interest stories of the speakers are discussed, along with the re

185 modes of action are often reminiscent of the story of 'The Blind Men and the Elephant'.

186 fer a rate/concentration scan that tells the story of a batch reaction time course in a qualitative "

187 It is a story of a simple yet insightful yeast genetic screen th

188 newspapers, radio and TV were abuzz with the story of a transgenic mouse in London called Randy.

189 selling novel, Dan Brown tells the fictional story of an apparent plot by the Illuminati, the self-pr

190 rian mimicry theory and begin to unravel the story of an elaborate mimetic diversification in the for

191 Contained within is a story of an established centromeric repeat that is elimi

192 Through the story of an oncologist, we discuss the prodromal symptom

193 It is of course the story of calcium signaling.

194 Mine is a story of choosing a captivating question, making the mos

195 This finding adds to the unfolding story of CQ's mechanism of action as a cancer therapeuti

196 The story of CRISPR-Cas9 is one of discovery and development

197 mice are well defined and describe a unique story of evolutionary conservation extending from sequen

198 The success story of folate represents the cooperation of embryologi

199 ignals a new chapter in the long and unusual story of GO, which was the first antibody-drug conjugate

200 pplication viewpoints, as evidenced from the story of graphene.

201 The review traces the story of HbF quantitative genetics that uncannily mirror

202 are entering an important new chapter in the story of hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection.

203 The story of hepatogenesis has something for everyone.

204 This is the story of how a small team of experimentalists and theore

205 The story of how PNP made the deciphering of the code feasib

206 scientist in the United States likely has a story of how the federal funding crisis for biomedical r

207 Like the story of Jekyll and Hyde, Th17 cells have two guises.

208 The rapidly evolving story of ketamine offers great hope for untangling and t

209 utorial review covers the continuing success story of lanthanide amidinates and guanidinates which ha

210 ives on plants has become a very interesting story of late.

211 oviding an extraordinary new window into the story of life.

212 can more effectively work together with the story of Mr L, a previously healthy 56-year-old man, who

213 the course of the past 15 years the success story of N-heterocyclic carbene (NHC) compounds in organ

214 In contrast, worm and fly pseudogenes tell a story of numerous duplication events.

215 Here I will document the story of one of the major accomplishments of synthetic c

216 The story of platelet activation is complex, involving many

217 ed adds another fold to the rich, historical story of primate personality evolution.

218 diation services in LMICs, and highlight the story of private-public investment in Botswana from the

219 uture tool for plant breeding, and share the story of researcher Simon Chan, who recognized the poten

220 The story of SCCD, which is severalfold times more common in

221 ewly available plant genomes, we advance the story of stomatal development and patterning across land

222 eart disease and stroke has been the success story of the century's past 4 decades.

223 much fuller, if still partially speculative, story of the earliest years of this important class of d

224 This is the story of the evolution of PLD from being involved in a l

225 tious diseases was the public health success story of the first half of the 20th century, then the de

226 many of his novels and serial writings, the story of the history of peer review is a bildungsroman,

227 The story of the initial work on white is well known but wha

228 This is a story of the proteases and MHC-like chaperones that supp

229 bacterial gyrase B inhibitors and detail the story of their evolution from a de novo design hit based

230 The story of trench fever shows how war can lead to the recr

231 It is suggested that the story of Turner can be used to increase interest in ento

232 of organocerium(iv) compounds is an exciting story of ups and downs.

233 ne bottles awoke to tell us a chapter of the story of winemaking and to reveal their extraordinary ar

234 In this forum, we discuss the story of XMRV and how we can apply lessons learned here

235 We conclude with a 'Just So Story' of how the mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis mig

236 ncing, religious ceremonies, and enthralling stories, often about known people.

237 groups instructed to read one of three news stories or to a no-exposure control group.

238 We examined whether this was the complete story or whether other ketoimine maturation products als

239 lar medicine has become an important success story over the last decade and provides a model and some

240 strength as people heard more and more of a story (participants heard motion stories in four install

241 des the first demonstration that, in natural stories, predictions concerning the probability of remen

242 hough consumers of scientific and conspiracy stories present similar consumption patterns with respec

243 with poorer performance in learning a short story presented verbally in Met allele carriers (beta =

244 The intervention, short numerical story problems delivered through an iPad app, significan

245 Children were asked to judge story protagonists' morality.

246 ntly greater than the mean number of suicide stories published after a non-cluster suicide (5.14 [6.0

247 l individual and act, appeared more often in stories published after the index cluster suicides than

248 In a recent story published in Science, Faini et al. report on the d

249 This story recounts dramatic elements in a series of exchange

250 evolutionary analyses has revealed a unique story regarding viral migration, starting in the 1920s i

251 Their stories reveal shortcomings of common perspectives on me

252 nt techniques reveal a different part of the story, revealing the clearest picture yet of the catalyt

253 ctivity in subjects listening to a real-life story scrambled at the time scales of words, sentences,

254 he molecular pathways through which our life stories sculpt genomic function to contribute to complex

255 e to see a linear logical presentation of a "story." Seldom does the paper give the reader the "backs

256 ed and that we have no political power, this story serves to prove otherwise.

257 Thus, this story starts with a short historical perspective that pr

258 ce of cancer prevention and clinical success stories such as the well-publicised HPV vaccine, the cha

259 easured with the Manchester Child Attachment Story Task.

260 cluding participant observation, interviews, story telling and group discussions to actively engage o

261 verbal fluency as assessed by the Cinderella story test.

262 at it fueled "undignified academic squabble" stories that focused on tone more than substance.

263 rt such a philosophy, as detailed in the two stories that follow, written in deep appreciation of rec

264 , shares some personal highlights and untold stories that impacted my professional development, and d

265 r, and IQ underwent fMRI scans while reading stories that involved neutral social events, unintention

266 ing back to the onset of vaccination, a back-story that could aid epidemiologists in understanding co

267 The story that emerges is one in which transcription factor

268 However, a closer look reveals a complex story that raises more questions than answers.

269 n of public speech, and were given the cover story that the device was measuring blood pressure.

270 This review focuses on two emerging stories, the regulation of the epithelial-to-mesenchymal

271 obustness is only accounting for half of the story: the connectivity of the nodes unaffected by the a

272 Individuals differed in how early in the story this effect appeared, and this difference was pred

273 prediction by having children engage in math story time with their parents.

274 mbers of the public choose real science news stories to read or watch and found that people were more

275 Here, we used naturalistic stories to test the hypothesis that multi-sentence, disc

276 The origins of the story to decipher the mechanisms that control the growth

277 d during a single presentation of the spoken story to each subject.

278 I use the computed tomography angiography story to illustrate how we might consider a "policy for

279 These results add another success story to the already substantial contributions of trypan

280 the presence of others to engage with their stories, to recognise and value the daily rituals that a

281 Stories told by the Agta, a Filipino hunter-gatherer pop

282 arolina-Chapel Hill (UNC) is one of the most storied traditions in college sports.

283 entary narrative leaflet describing people's stories; trial 3 (June, 2013), general practice endorsem

284 gy's questions on the human and professional stories underlying his Snyderome integrative omics proje

285 ignificant at 4 years (mean difference, 0.73 story units [95% CI, -0.02 to 1.48]; P = .056).

286 emory Delayed Recall (0 [worst] to 25 [best] story units).

287 switch) or Spanish (switch) across different story versions.

288 report reading like a fascinating detective story, Vincent and colleagues crack the mysterious case

289 l increase in neural differences between the stories was highly correlated with an area's ability to

290 The target word in the last sentence of each story was globally congruent or incongruent and locally

291 With reference to success stories, we explore strategies in health-service deliver

292 In telling our story, we hope to distil some general conclusions about

293 lities and vanished when data from different stories were compared; this cross-modality consistency f

294 The stories were either about mental or physical representat

295 ferences in neural responses between the two stories were relatively small.

296 MRI was only present when data from the same story were compared between the two modalities and vanis

297 he classic "trolley dilemma," in the form of stories where a man can be killed to save the lives of f

298 constitute the final ecstasy of an epic love story." Who would not want to work on that?!

299 What follows is a small fraction of their story, with an emphasis on basic research outcomes of im

300 odily sensations (e.g., hunger); and control stories without people.